Swiss Endodontist

Commited to maintaining the natural dentition

The Challanges

Endodontics is a very difficult discipline. Various scientific articles like that of Franck paqué allow us to study In detail the root canal anatomy and see how daunting a task it may be to achieve adequate cleaning of the root canal system.

Why the Difference?

Achieving high quality results and good predictability in Endodontics is a matter of patience, calm, open mindedness, and profound immersion in one’s work. It is an art, an art that involves the use of very intricate techniques and tools, the understanding of foundational biologic principles and a particular mindset.
In our day and age of micro-invasive, conservative and sometimes even regenerative treatments, high level treatment in Endodontics has become a cornerstone of good clinical practice. For those interested in making a real difference in the oral health of their patients, through maintaining the natural dentition, we invite you to join our growing community.

Purpose of this site

The goal of this website is to share clinical cases from my personnal practice, limited almost exclusively to Endodontics. Here, I will share detailed explanations of my thought process and clinical techniques.

About me

I am a dentist trained in the university of Geneva, switzerland. I have the position of referral endodontist in a growing clinic in the french speaking region of switzerland. For the past two years I have placed a heavy emphasis in Endodontics, after developing very specialized techniques working with Dr. Bernard Thilo in Pully, by the lake Leman.

Dr. Bernard Thilo

Dr. Thilo was the only Swiss accredited specialist in Endodontics in the French speaking part of switzerland, previous president of the Swiss Society of Endodontics (SSE) and at the end of his 40 years career. Having had a stroke, he couldn’t practice anymore. Even though he maintained his sharp and intelligent mind, he needed a pair of hands and I was privileged to be in that position for a year.

Our Mission

Our mission as endodontists is most meaningful, as compared with other dental specialties. It is founded on 2 pillars:

Alleviating dental pain
Maintaining the beautiful, elegant and intricate dental organ

Achieving this mission not only requires a set of specialized equipment, but an equally particular set of mental and clinical skills.
From your behaviour and the feelings you transmit to your patient, to the way you negotiate a glyde path, mastery demands great amounts of training. This process can be accelerated, and breakthroughs achieved with the help and counsel of passionate colleagues.
The training program and visiting doctor arrangements can help you in obtaining such assistance in your clinical journey.

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